Sebring Presbyterian Church

Jesus taught His disciples that His Kingdom has different priorities from the world. True greatness is found in humble service.

King Herod was so intent on killing the real King of the Jews that he thought nothing of slaughtering the little boys of Bethlehem. Why do bad things happen? Can't God stop evil? We will look at these big questions.

This sermon is from our Christmas Eve Service.

The Wise Men set out on a long and dangerous journey because they discerned a sign that God was doing something big!

This is the audio from our annual Children's Christmas Program.

The Prophet Haggai delivered God's encouraging Word to the returned exiles. The Temple they were building, though small and plain compared to Solomon's, would nonetheless be more glorious because the Desire of All Nations will come there and give peace.

The Bible tells us about Antichrist and the spirit of Antichrist. If there's an Antichrist there's also an antichristmas, and our society is wrapped up in it.

This is the message that Rev. Stephen and Brenda Stelle delivered on our Thank Offering Sunday. They are headed to Dembi Dollo, Ethiopia to serve as missionaries.

The Apostle Paul could rejoice always, in every circumstance, because he had absolute confidence in God's promise to supply his needs.

During the month of November we'll be looking at some things for which we're thankful. Heading up that list is God Himself. Without Him there would be no other blessings.

We change lives in the power of Christ when we care as He cares.

The third way we change lives is through reaching out to the world in Christ's name.

The most solemn obligation of our stewardship of God's resources is our children. We must nurture them in the faith and help them to become disciples of Jesus Christ.

Sometimes we think that when the church asks for money, it's for things like paying the preacher and other expenses to keep the church open. Nothing could be further from the truth! Our purpose as the church is to change lives for Christ, and that's why we give. Today we consider how we change lives through worship.

When the Egyptians took the gold shields his father Solomon had made, Rehoboam didn't repent but instead made subsitute shields out of bronze.

Jesus told The Parable of the Talents to teach us that we are managers of what God has given us, and that He expects us to use those resources to build the Kingdom of God.

A man came to Jesus and asked the most important question anyone can ask: "What must I do to inherit eternal life?" He went away sad, because he didn't like Jesus' answer.

The Jews observe the Feast of Purim, celebrating their deliverance from Haman's plot to destroy them. The Book of Esther comes to its happy ending!

Even though Haman is gone, his evil decree for the extermination of the Jews is still in effect. Esther and Mordecai save the Jews through another decree, allowing them to defend themselves.

Haman began his day with gleeful thoughts of hanging Mordecai, but before the day was over he died on that same scaffold.